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Aspects of practical teaching

• What are the most effective aspects of teaching which emerge for you when you view the video?
• What are the least effective aspects of teaching which emerge for you on watching?
• What are the factors contributing to the success / problems?
• How could you make use some of the success factors in your teaching?

Theory as in the videos

• What theory of teaching or learning would be relevant to the video?
• How much does this theory appear relevant to your teaching?

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From Behave to learn with Bayley There are 3 videos in this series. Bright Extroverts John helps to harness the enthusiasm of vocal, engaged students The Quiet Ones Bayley focuses on the quieter pupils in the classroom Fidgeting Bayley focuses on the pupils that fidget during lessons Hard To Teach These videos demonstrate a number of unique and innovative approaches to teaching some tricky topics. There are 13 videos in this series. Hard to Teach - Personal Hygiene Advice on how to help pupils improve their personal hygiene Hard To Teach - Secondary History Teaching tips on how to incorporate interpretation into history Hard To Teach - Secondary English Invigorate English lessons with these tips on teaching grammar Hard To Teach - Secondary Geography Two teachers combine their subjects with sustainable development Hard To Teach - Secondary Science A demonstration of experiments for teaching electrical circuits Hard To Teach - Secondary Maths Integrating cross-curricular teaching of quadratic functions Hard To Teach - Secondary Music Encouraging expression in music playing with Dalcroze eurythmics Hard To Teach - Secondary Maths Using ICT Teachers use ICT with 'hard to teach' maths topics Hard To Teach - Secondary English Using ICT Three English teachers show how they integrate ICT into lessons Hard To Teach - Secondary Science Using ICT Teachers use ICT to engage their students in science lessons Hard To Teach - Secondary Science Using ICT: Investigating Combustion with Year 7 Using Gas Sensors A science teacher shows how ICT can make tricky topics accessible Investigating Acceleration with Year 9 Using Light Gates An investigation into light gates and data loggers aimed at KS3 students Investigating pH with Year 11 Using a pH Probe Introducing students to acids, alkalis and pH levels at KS4 RSA Lectures The public lecture series covering contemporary issues debates some big ideas: are our children overprotected, can there be a kind of public morality that extends beyond the state, what might learning look like in the year 2016? These and other key though There are 9 videos in this series. Stephen Heppell - Learning 2016 Stephen Heppell discusses what future learning looks like Foundations of Global Morality with Mary Warnock Baroness Warnock examines the need for a global morality Oliver James - Affluenza A psychologist argues that affluence influences mental illness Steve Jones - The Literary Ape A professor questions if humans are still chimps who write books Howard Gardner - Future Minds A focus on the types of minds needed for the globalised world Wangari Maathai - A Life in Conservation Nobel Peace Prize winner Wangari Maathai speaks at the RSA Restorative Justice in Schools RSA lecture focusing on restorative justice Tim Gill - Risk and Childhood Is our risk-averse approach to childhood ruining the experience? Sex Slavery and Human Trafficking What can be done to help victims of sex trafficking in the UK?

How Do They Do It In...? What can we learn from other countries' teaching methods, education system and classroom experiences? Alongside sharing some interesting ideas, these programmes teach much about different cultures and ways of living. There are 21 videos in this series. School Dinners - How Do They Do it in Rome? Examines how school meals in Rome were transformed Black School Leadership - How Do They Do It In Chicago? Racial barriers are confronted and exposed in Chicago Germany - Vocational Education A look at the vocational education of three Bremen pupils Japan - Teaching Science How is Japan dealing with a lack of take-up in science education? Cuba - Performing Arts A look at the importance of performing and visual arts in Cuba China - Sport and PE A look at how Chinese schools develop exercise habits in students Sweden - Early Years We explore the success of Sweden's approach to nursery education Holland - Sex Education Can a direct approach to sex education reduce pregnancy rates? Holland - Sex Education 2 A look at the Dutch sex education programme Long Live Love Hungary - Primary Maths A revealing look at the Hungarian approach to teaching maths Norway - Anti Bullying Why Norwegians are such pioneers in tackling bullying? France - Teaching Handwriting A look at how France teaches the skill of handwriting to pupils Bosnia - Teaching History A look at how history is taught in a post-conflict region South Africa - Teaching Singing Can South Africa's love of singing be brought to UK schools? India - Teaching Empire A look at the teaching of the British Empire in indian schools Scotland - CPD A look at the Scottish approach to managing CPD Germany - Early Years Engineering How companies are working with kindergartens to develop engineers The USA - Global Citizenship post 9/11 New approaches to global citizenship education in the USA Vietnam - Teaching the Vietnam War The challenges of teaching the Vietnam War in Vietnam is explored Russia - Teaching World War II How Russian schools tackle lessons on the second world war Japan - Teaching Respect and Manners What role do Japanese schools play in encouraging good manners? Skills Championships Every two years young people who excel in vocational skills compete at WorldSkills, the global skills olympics. Watch as they fight it out to prove their excellence. There are 6 videos in this series. Skills Championships - Learning to be Champions The early training stages for the UK's WorldSkills select 60 Who's Going to Japan? The 23 candidates are chosen to represent the UK at WorldSkills 2007 Bricklaying Bricklayer Michael Broadley prepares for WorldSkills 2007 Cooking A focus on WorldSkills finalist Graham Squire, a 20-year-old chef Skills Championships - Landscape Gardening The UK's landscape gardening team prepare for WorldSkills 2007 Beauty Therapy Beauty therapist Jade Kidd prepares for WorldSkills 2007

The Teaching Challenge Celebrities and experts brave the classroom to see what they can bring to education. This endlessly fascinating series demonstrated that some 'out there' thinking and a passion for a topic can really engage children. There are 26 videos in this series. Lynne Truss The author of Eats, Shoots and Leaves takes on one English class John Humphrys John Humphrys tries his hand at being a teacher Carole Caplin Lifestyle guru Carole Caplin teaches a KS3 food technology class Tony Robinson Tony Robinson tries his hand at teaching secondary history Steve Jones Steve Jones tries teaching genetic science to 10-year-olds Rick Stein From kitchen to classroom: the TV chef has a go at teaching Arthur Smith Comedian Arthur Smith swaps his mic for a class on citizenship Prunella Scales and Timothy West Prunella Scales and Timothy West share their passion for drama Roy Hattersley Roy Hattersley takes on a political history class David Blunkett David Blunkett attempts to teach poetry to A Level students Simon Singh Simon Singh uses secret codes to make maths exciting Allegra McEvedy Allegra McEvedy helps a primary class make healthy food

The Teaching Challenge Trevor and Simon Comedians Trevor and Simon bring comedy and drama to a classroom The Car Restorer A car restorer works with GCSE students to design a logo The Nuclear Physicist A Nuclear Physicist works with GCSE pupils The Architect An architect teaches a GCSE geography class about design Rachel Johnson Novelist and journalist Rachel Johnson takes on the challenge John Hegley Britain's 'alternative poet laureate', accompanied by a handful of leaves, a suit and a ukulele, tries his hand at teaching poetry. Michaela Strachan Michaela Strachan leads an RE lesson on animal hunting Suggs Suggs returns to his old school to teach the art of songwriting Ade Adepitan Paralympics champion Ade Adepitan teaches wheelchair basketball Vanessa Feltz Vanessa Feltz accepts the challenge to teach a Year 6 class Comedy Dave Comedy Dave leads a group of inner city children on an adventure The Best Of The greatest moments of first time celebrity teachers Shappi Korsandi Comedian Shappi Khorsandi teaches a primary lesson on refugees Christian Jessen

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